
Landscape Architecture: The Latest Architecture and News
Urban Redevelopment of the Plaza del Milenio / EXP architects
Landscape Design for Brockman Hall for Physics at Rice University / The Office of James Burnett
Darling Quarter / ASPECT Studios with FJMT Architects
Casa Nueva: Working in the Garden / Van Atta Associates
Pampulha Square / Arquitetos Associados

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Architects: Arquitetos Associados
: - Arquitetos Associados / Alexandre Brasil, André Luiz Prado, Bruno Santa Cecília, Carlos Alberto Maciel - Area: 19000 m²
- Year: 2008
Farrar Pond Project - FlexFENCE / Mikyoung Kim Design
Sunnylands Center and Gardens / The Office of James Burnett + Frederick Fisher & Partners, Architects
Levinson Plaza, Mission Park / Mikyoung Kim Design
ChonGae Canal Restoration Project / Mikyoung Kim Design
Harrington Grove Country Club / Hassell
Jack Evans Boat Harbour / ASPECT Studios

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Landscape Architects: ASPECT Studios
- Area: 43000 m²
- Year: 2011
Lotus Park / Studio 505

Australian architects and designers Studio 505 are currently completing a series of iconic projects in a new cultural precinct in Victoria’s ‘sister state’ Jiangsu Province in China.
Located in Wujin in the Changzhou precinct, the 3.5 hectare Lotus Park has been designed to be occupied throughout the year with festivals and functions throughout the day and night. The design establishes a clear and active programme of functions and includes the W Gallery, a new museum of contemporary art and many new entertainment and restaurant venues. The themes of environmental sustainability, education, recreation and community focused arts programmes are key to the establishment and success of the park programme. More images and architects’ description after the break.
Suzhou Industrial Park Central Business District / SWA Group
Lead by principal designers Hui-Li Lee and John Wong, SWA Group along with consulting architect Ojanen_Chiou Architects provided the winning competition proposal for the Suzhou Industrial Park Central Business District which aims to bridge old and new cultural historic heritage through the innovative design of public open space. Providing a focal point for the Suzhou’s CBD, the park highlights its ideal location, the connection between ecological and social environments, and the unique landscape of Jinji Lake which offers a mix of urban life and waterfront activities .
Landscape Architects: SWA Group Location: Suzhou, China Consulting Architect: Ojanen_Chiou Architects Drawings/Renderings: SWA Group
Pylon Competition Design Proposal / New Town Studio

Inspired by the existing lattice pylon originally designed by Sir Reginald Blomfield RA in 1927, New Town Studio, who was recently shortlisted for the Pylon Design Competition, uses a lattice steel framework to create a vertical structure which retains the transparent and open qualities of the original in a more modest form to be visually and symbolically appropriate for today. More on the project after the break.
Buildings Sprout Living Walls by Green Over Grey

White Rock, a small surburb outside of Vancouver, Canada can now boast to having the largest green wall in North America thanks to Green Over Grey, Vancouver, Canada-based company that design and install green walls (also known as living walls). The once bare 3000 square foot wall is now a lush garden of a wide variety of plant life. It is located on the facade of the Semiahmoo Public Library and RCMP Facility.
1111 Lincoln Road / Raymond Jungles
AD Classics: Calouste Gulbenkian Foundation / Ruy Jervis d’Athouguia, Pedro Cid and Alberto Pessoa

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Architects: Ruy Jervis d’Athouguia, Pedro Cid and Alberto Pessoa
: Gonçalo Ribeiro Telles and António Viana Barreto - Year: 1969
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Manufacturers: Interescritório
9/11 Memorial and Museum / Handel Architects with Peter Walker, Davis Brody Bond

Ten years since the 9/11 attacks on the World Trade Center in New York, the National September 11 Memorial was dedicated in a private ceremony with the victims’ families. It was officially opened to the public as of today, September 12th. The opening of the 9/11 Memorial is a first step towards the closing of a long chapter of construction at the World Trade Center site.





















